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s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs c.e.o. of goldman sachs c.e.o. of citi bank c.e.o. of chase j.p. morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is like a bad scene on the godfather so i disclose this and of course i had to do quite a bit of work to make sure it was real one is that it actually the memo to summer saying remember call the boys the memo to summers actually have the private phone numbers of the five big c.e.o.'s and so i called one of the c.e.o.'s private numbers and sure enough no secretary nothing straight to the man i had to wonder b.b.c. rules say who i was and when he found i wasn't larry larry summers click and all the other numbers were changed but i travel all over the world confirming this memo to geneva to
s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs c.e.o. of goldman sachs c.e.o. of citi bank c.e.o. of chase j.p. morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief...
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s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs c.e.o. goldman sachs c.e.o. of citi bank c.e.o. of chase j.p. morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is like a bad scene on the godfather so i disclose this and of course i had to do quite a bit of work to make sure it was real one is that it actually the memo to summer saying remember call the boys the memo to summers actually have the private phone numbers of the five big c.e.o.'s. and so i called one of the c.e.o.'s private numbers and sure enough no secretary nothing straight to the man i had to wonder b.b.c. rules say who i was and when he found i wasn't larry larry summers click and all the other numbers were changed but i travel all over the world confirming this memo to geneva t
s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs c.e.o. goldman sachs c.e.o. of citi bank c.e.o. of chase j.p. morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is...
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and then it will be, again, what's going on with goldman sachs. so what happens to these stocks after they're part of the dow -- we went back and looked at all of the notable additions over the last ten years. what we did do is exclude stocks that went in or out around the financial crisis. we don't want to look at those. look at united healthcare. it went to the dow last september. a year later, it's up 33%. go back to 2004. aig, pfizer, verizon, all went in the dow that year, and a year later, finished a little bit lower. so overall, you can't tell whether or not a stock is going to go up or down just based upon index inclusion, but it is notable to see that this composition changes the feel of the dow. >> it does, right? probably more than anything for an investor. >> well, it also goes to -- if you look at the three companies, really, even goldman, consumer company. and they went -- they took out b of a, cheap stock, low-priced, gold is much more exciting stock. what they're going for, i believe, is excitement and growth and make themselves re
and then it will be, again, what's going on with goldman sachs. so what happens to these stocks after they're part of the dow -- we went back and looked at all of the notable additions over the last ten years. what we did do is exclude stocks that went in or out around the financial crisis. we don't want to look at those. look at united healthcare. it went to the dow last september. a year later, it's up 33%. go back to 2004. aig, pfizer, verizon, all went in the dow that year, and a year...
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goldman sachs is the lead underwriter. as it stands right now morgan stanley does not appear to be on the ipo. of course a formal s 1 will be filed roughly three weeks before the road show starts. and so of course before they file that formal s 1 we do expect that there would be more banks on that. when they issued a secondary stock, jp morgan kicked morgan stanley out of the lead spot on that one. but goldman sacks is the lead underwriter on this one. >> thank you very much. so many other big ipos is that everybody on the street could be listed as part of this deal at the end of the day. >> but not get a lot of allocati allocation. >> i think morgan stanley is going to be in this deal. i don't think that goldman sacks will be the sole underwriter. >> you think they will be among the lead underwriters as opposed to just there. >> does that make you change your view of goldman sachs? >> they had the best investment banking for a third of a century. >> okay. we're going to continue covering this breaking story. filing confid
goldman sachs is the lead underwriter. as it stands right now morgan stanley does not appear to be on the ipo. of course a formal s 1 will be filed roughly three weeks before the road show starts. and so of course before they file that formal s 1 we do expect that there would be more banks on that. when they issued a secondary stock, jp morgan kicked morgan stanley out of the lead spot on that one. but goldman sacks is the lead underwriter on this one. >> thank you very much. so many...
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my time when i started at goldman sachs. now, i had been courting and been courted by goldman sachs for three years before i got a job. it was called security sales. helping individuals in small institutions manage their money. i got a ton of history of those years as well as some of what i talked about earlier in "confessions of a street addict." you can get the outrageous stories of that era. but that's not what tonight's show is about. tonight's show like every "mad money" is about learning how to trade and investing by studying with me at the university of hard knocks, not just to give you a kind of cool, funny stories. i will dispense with the anecdotes and try to teach you how to make money from the events that transpired at goldman sachs. i'm about making money. first, that's why i began to understand the process of actual money management, not picking the stock here or there but the process, the ability to build a portfolio from the ground up, and i had the best teachers in the world at goldman sachs. one of the grea
my time when i started at goldman sachs. now, i had been courting and been courted by goldman sachs for three years before i got a job. it was called security sales. helping individuals in small institutions manage their money. i got a ton of history of those years as well as some of what i talked about earlier in "confessions of a street addict." you can get the outrageous stories of that era. but that's not what tonight's show is about. tonight's show like every "mad...
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morgan goldman sachs and other banks around the world last year will report quarters three months or ninety days business trading days of a flawless training of winning bets every single day never having a down day that's a statistically about as probable of flipping heads ninety times in a row or more so clearly they're trading on inside information that they can conduct and then manipulate markets and if they need to invade a country maybe of syria or some other country they don't care many people they murder remember a million iraqi civilians murdered for wall street and the city of london they don't care they don't care if americans die best of that's the bottom line staysail think america understands that americans are the new to the new era coy the new indigenous population is going to get wiped out by jamie diamond he couldn't give a fig no matter how many people go down and of course. we already know years ago under bush they allowed cia agents active cia agents to work for the likes of j.p. morgan and goldman sachs they're moonlighting there so again that's another blurred l
morgan goldman sachs and other banks around the world last year will report quarters three months or ninety days business trading days of a flawless training of winning bets every single day never having a down day that's a statistically about as probable of flipping heads ninety times in a row or more so clearly they're trading on inside information that they can conduct and then manipulate markets and if they need to invade a country maybe of syria or some other country they don't care many...
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sachs j.p. morgan any of the other surviving banks they know the investors know that they have a guaranteed subsidy is that the government will bail them out no matter what and he points out we also have an effective subsidy or rather multiple subsidies to an industry which has proved itself remarkably immune to the power of technology to bring down costs and improve products despite what the guy on forbes said is not bringing innovation and efficiency to our economy is actually slowing it down it's the king up the wheels of capitalism well our frequency trading which is a technological innovation finance is used to steal money from the new york stock exchange you put a computer colocated next to the floor their stock exchange algorithmically your front runner trades on the exchange and that money goes into the pockets of banks like goldman sachs with zero risk that's siphoning cash from the economy had zero risk so naturally people are increasing the rate of poverty there's an increasing rate o
sachs j.p. morgan any of the other surviving banks they know the investors know that they have a guaranteed subsidy is that the government will bail them out no matter what and he points out we also have an effective subsidy or rather multiple subsidies to an industry which has proved itself remarkably immune to the power of technology to bring down costs and improve products despite what the guy on forbes said is not bringing innovation and efficiency to our economy is actually slowing it down...
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we brought in visa, goldman sachs and nike. absolutely there is a lot of cachet for being in the dow 30. it says you're one of the premier companies in the united states. tracy: they usually do two in and two out. interesting they decided to do three. you said in your notes, actually coming out. dow is good for the stock price. how so? >> yeah, usually, remember now, it's a committee of people that decide when the stocks go in or out and usually the committee will pick stocks that have underperformed poorly like alcoa, they go down to $8. after a massive period of underperformance, they say you're out. they look around and find companies like goldman sachs or visa that have done very well. they say you're in. over the next year or so, the underperformers bottom and rebound and outperformers tend to peak and underperformers thrown out of the index actually wind up doing better over the ones that come in over the next year. tracy: we did a little legwork on your point there. really smart people in our brain room found that when b
we brought in visa, goldman sachs and nike. absolutely there is a lot of cachet for being in the dow 30. it says you're one of the premier companies in the united states. tracy: they usually do two in and two out. interesting they decided to do three. you said in your notes, actually coming out. dow is good for the stock price. how so? >> yeah, usually, remember now, it's a committee of people that decide when the stocks go in or out and usually the committee will pick stocks that have...
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goldman sachs just finished up the cfo conference. thank you for being here on what we think will be a big news day. i'll ask you, what do you think will happen at 2:00, and does it matter? >> it matters more or less depending on what happens. i think it matters to people. i don't think it should matter as much as people are weighing in on. it probably will matter. >> what are you expecting? >> i expect -- i think at this point there has to be some cut. i don't think if it's a number like down 10 billion, the market will be happy. >> the market will be sad because we're losing the heroin injection or because -- that could be good news right? >> i'll use metaphor of head wind and tail wind. there's a tail wind from the fed. people think this is the first moment when there's a withdrawal from the market. it's not as big a deal. it's not the first withdrawal. the biggest artificial support the markets had a long time, we've been withdrawing that steadily. the biggest support the markets had was the unbalanced budget we had. spending more
goldman sachs just finished up the cfo conference. thank you for being here on what we think will be a big news day. i'll ask you, what do you think will happen at 2:00, and does it matter? >> it matters more or less depending on what happens. i think it matters to people. i don't think it should matter as much as people are weighing in on. it probably will matter. >> what are you expecting? >> i expect -- i think at this point there has to be some cut. i don't think if it's a...
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. >>> and viral farma hired goldman sachs to explore a possible sell. they are said to be interested in the rare disease drug maker. viropharma is trading at the highest since 2001 and soared 28%. >>> our market monitor guest expects stocks to do well this september. they have so far even though there could be bumps along the way. chief investment officers, cecilia welcome. the first half of september has been dog gone good in a month that often isn't but there are a lot of things looming over the
. >>> and viral farma hired goldman sachs to explore a possible sell. they are said to be interested in the rare disease drug maker. viropharma is trading at the highest since 2001 and soared 28%. >>> our market monitor guest expects stocks to do well this september. they have so far even though there could be bumps along the way. chief investment officers, cecilia welcome. the first half of september has been dog gone good in a month that often isn't but there are a lot of...
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sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein ryssdal a said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school gridlock partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering our syrian children with chemical weapons is your moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what they want what goldman sachs wants really is like listening to the leeches on a dying man's skin like checking in with the leeches well what do you guys want what what would make you happier i mean the idea that if of course that's all they do that's all they give a crap they don't get how many people are foreclosed on only because lives. stroy as long as it's making some good money for him bill of the words coming out of a blank line is not as one would like to call them the a bowl of virus three when he says something it latches on to a political leader and they start acting as if they've been
sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein ryssdal a said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school gridlock partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering our syrian children with chemical weapons is your moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what...
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sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein recently said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school gridlock partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering or syrian children with chemical weapons is your moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what they want what goldman sachs wants really is like listening to the leeches on a dying man's skin like checking in with a leech is well what do you guys what would what would make you happier i mean the idea that if of course that's all they want to give a crap they don't care how many people foreclosed on how many bills lives. stroy as long as it's making some good money for him bill of the words coming out of a blank line is not as one would like to call them the a bowl of virus when he says something at a political leader and then i start acting as if they've been affected by his financial terro
sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein recently said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school gridlock partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering or syrian children with chemical weapons is your moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what...
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sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein recently said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school gridlock partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering or syrian children with chemical weapons if you're moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what they want what goldman sachs wants really is like listening to the leeches on a dying man's skin like checking in with the leeches well what do you guys what would what would make you happier i mean the idea that if of course that's all they do that's all they give a crap they don't care how many people are foreclosed on only because lives. stroy as long as it's making some good money for him to live the words coming out of a lot of blank lines mouth is a lot like the father of the a bowl of virus you know when he says something it latches on to a political leader and they start acting as if they've been affecte
sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein recently said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school gridlock partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering or syrian children with chemical weapons if you're moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what they want what...
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sachs j.p. morgan and he of the other surviving banks they know the investors know that they have a guaranteed subsidy is that the government will bail them out no matter what and he points out we also have an effective subsidy or rather multiple subsidies to an industry which has proved itself remarkably immune to the power of technology to bring down costs and improve products despite what the guy in forbes said is not bringing innovation. and efficiency to our economy is actually slowing it...
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goldman sachs, nike and visa are in the index. bank of america and hewlett packard out. what the moves mean if you're out of the shares or might want to some day. >>> new phones, new price, new colors. apple introduces two new smart phones designed to expand the region to new markets but shares fell leading investors to wonder what it will take to juice up the stocks. that and more for tuesday, september 10th. >>> good evening everyone. welcome i'm tyler mathisen alongside susie gharib. rally on another triple dig get gain. the s&p 5 00 scored and nasdaq closed at a fresh 13-year high for good pressure. the main reason for the gains, syria, specifically the prospect that diplomats by delay a u.s. military strike to attack. also drawing investor interests today big changes in the composition of the dow jones industrial average and we'll look at that in a few minutes time. meanwhile, the numbers on wall street the dow soared 128 adding above 15,000 and the nasdaq up 3 and s&p added 12. selected commodities swooned as fear premium got sweated out of prices as the march to m
goldman sachs, nike and visa are in the index. bank of america and hewlett packard out. what the moves mean if you're out of the shares or might want to some day. >>> new phones, new price, new colors. apple introduces two new smart phones designed to expand the region to new markets but shares fell leading investors to wonder what it will take to juice up the stocks. that and more for tuesday, september 10th. >>> good evening everyone. welcome i'm tyler mathisen alongside...
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will goldman sachs do that, you know, morgan stanley in terms of the way the price, the ipo that, you know, ed essentially got facebook to under perform for awhile. >> reporter: there is one advantage twitter has, time. it may be a younger company but twitter has been able to learn from the trials and transcribe la -- tribulations other companies faced wench faced. >>> we could have turned to twitter to see if investors were interested in buying the stock, but that's so last year, so instead, we hit the streets the old fashioned way with cameras. >> i would absolutely invest in twitter. they have such a broad reach. there is so many people tweeting all the time. it has such a large market penetration. >> it's a trend up and i only see a bright future for it, so i would. >> i think i should invest in instagram instead. going to be more profitable investment, i think. >> our guest tonight is also bullish on twitter. kevin land already owned shares of twitter through a closed-end fund. he's founder and chief investment officer at firsthand capital management. kevin, nice to have you on t
will goldman sachs do that, you know, morgan stanley in terms of the way the price, the ipo that, you know, ed essentially got facebook to under perform for awhile. >> reporter: there is one advantage twitter has, time. it may be a younger company but twitter has been able to learn from the trials and transcribe la -- tribulations other companies faced wench faced. >>> we could have turned to twitter to see if investors were interested in buying the stock, but that's so last...
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goldman sachs you would say short goldman sachs? >> i think goldman sachs is short. liz: why? >> first of all the banks are extremely the weakest sector throughout the entire rally. the only bank done at all is wells fargo. everything else is 40% from their all-time high. market very near all-time high. the banks need higher interest rates to make better use of their capital now. because way they have gone it looks like a short. i'm a seller of goldman sachs below 165. david: best buy is up 20% by the way. consumer discretionary are still a buy. i don't know if you heard the news about wal-mart, they said they think inventory is growing too great. they're cutting back on supplies. >> news out and wal-mart said it wasn't as bad as report said. i am not a big of a fan of wal-mart. their price action is not good. they lagged the srt and s&p 500 overall. there are better names within the group. look at green mountain coffee roasters or chipolte, or gamestop. those are names i like. xrt in general there is a lot of doubt surrounding that sector. it continues to sort of climb the wa
goldman sachs you would say short goldman sachs? >> i think goldman sachs is short. liz: why? >> first of all the banks are extremely the weakest sector throughout the entire rally. the only bank done at all is wells fargo. everything else is 40% from their all-time high. market very near all-time high. the banks need higher interest rates to make better use of their capital now. because way they have gone it looks like a short. i'm a seller of goldman sachs below 165. david: best...
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the stock gained 13 $67.73. >>> and viral farma hired goldman sachs to explore a possible sell. they are said to be interested in the rare disease drug maker. viropharma is trading at the highest since 2001 and soared 28%. >>> our market monitor guest expects stocks to do well this september. they have so far even though there could be bumps along the way. chief investment officers, cecilia welcome. the first half of september has been dog gone good in a month that often isn't but there are a lot of things looming over the next couple weeks in washington that could derail it. do you think stocks will continue to make significant headway for the rest of this month and the rest of this year? >> what we've been seeing is that there has been the same factor that is influencing the interest in stocks is what was hurting the interest in bonds over the last couple of months. since the feds started hinting it might be tapering the monthly bond-buying program, investors have been worried about interest rates rising and sells bonding, all types of bonds and fixed income and there is a lot
the stock gained 13 $67.73. >>> and viral farma hired goldman sachs to explore a possible sell. they are said to be interested in the rare disease drug maker. viropharma is trading at the highest since 2001 and soared 28%. >>> our market monitor guest expects stocks to do well this september. they have so far even though there could be bumps along the way. chief investment officers, cecilia welcome. the first half of september has been dog gone good in a month that often isn't...
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we have seen goldman sachs. financials are drinking on this market. goldman sachs is one of the big lagers on the dow today. i was chatting with mark newton. he was saying that the market is facing some headwinds recently. the banks are weaker. we are watching names like goldman sachs, citigroup, bank of america, jpmorgan. overall, the financials are weaker. dagen: thank you. how much of this has to do with the federal reserve. now we have new york federal reserve bill dudley talking in a speech this morning. he is saying that we have yet to see any meaningful pickup. peter barnes joins us now here in new york. peter: we are here at fordham university. basically because the economy is not chugging along as high as he would like it, dudley voted against tapering. that was, of course, a surprise shock decision to the financial markets after months of hints that the fed officials could begin to taper in september. they never promised to taper in september. dudley is spinning out to try to explain the vote last week. he said that the fed needs to keep qua
we have seen goldman sachs. financials are drinking on this market. goldman sachs is one of the big lagers on the dow today. i was chatting with mark newton. he was saying that the market is facing some headwinds recently. the banks are weaker. we are watching names like goldman sachs, citigroup, bank of america, jpmorgan. overall, the financials are weaker. dagen: thank you. how much of this has to do with the federal reserve. now we have new york federal reserve bill dudley talking in a...
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goldman sachs up nearly 3.5% to 165 bucks a share. visa up about 3% we'll call it to 184 dollars and then nike up about a 1.5% to 66.48 a share. nike shares did hit a record high on the heels of this news. as for the names being dropped in the dow, kind of a mixed bag of sorts. hewlett-packard, alcoa are down, but bank of america is joining all the other financials moving to the upside despite being unfriended by the dow. for the momentum these guys have going into this inclusion, visa up about 15% this year. goldman 21% to the upside. and nike is up get this 26%. some serious momentum there. as for the dropped stocks, hewlett-packard has been one of the best performers in the dow this year, it was up 49%, too bad it's getting dropped. bank of america up 20%. alcoa is actually down around 10% so far this year so that real materials commodities still play. >> i saw in one of our graphics in place of bank of america we had boeing being booted. >> oh, no. boeing is not being kicked out of the dow. >> it's bank of america. >> this index i
goldman sachs up nearly 3.5% to 165 bucks a share. visa up about 3% we'll call it to 184 dollars and then nike up about a 1.5% to 66.48 a share. nike shares did hit a record high on the heels of this news. as for the names being dropped in the dow, kind of a mixed bag of sorts. hewlett-packard, alcoa are down, but bank of america is joining all the other financials moving to the upside despite being unfriended by the dow. for the momentum these guys have going into this inclusion, visa up about...
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goldman sachs, nike, visa. one, their actual price of their stock, they have been underperformers for the last several years. this is a big deal. cheryl: thank you. dennis: late word that the u.s. is open to a un discussion. president obama heads to the hill this hour. peter barnes has the latest from the white house. peter: the president has agreed to discussions with the un security council to seriously explore the viability of a proposal to russia. that could lead to a security council revolution to put those weapons under international control. the aide says that the president spoke separately this morning. he will work with china and russia to try to get this done. >> this cannot be a process of delay. this cannot be a process of avoidance. it has to be real, tangible. it is exceedingly difficult to fulfill those conditions. we are waiting for that proposal. we are not waiting for long. peter: this decision today buys the president time to try to convince senators from both parties to join him in his strat
goldman sachs, nike, visa. one, their actual price of their stock, they have been underperformers for the last several years. this is a big deal. cheryl: thank you. dennis: late word that the u.s. is open to a un discussion. president obama heads to the hill this hour. peter barnes has the latest from the white house. peter: the president has agreed to discussions with the un security council to seriously explore the viability of a proposal to russia. that could lead to a security council...
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goldman sachs, visa, nike, like you said, are in. all three stocks are lower in trading so far today. goldman, one of the worst performers in the dow, so maybe not a great debut for them. down about 2.5%. the financials in general are having a tough go. visa and nike are down but not to the degree goldman is. visa hit a record high earlier in in the session. checking on stocks kicked out, bank of america, down. hp, down. alcoa, a real underperformer this year, we'll call it hugging the bottom. interesting moves but goldman sachs not making a great debut for first day on the dow jones. >> thanks very much. neither of those helping the dow today. down 4 3 points with about ten minutes to go before we close it up here in new york. >> meanwhile, fed officials speak, stocks fall. if this is a buying opportunity? we'll check your stock quotes next. >>> just a few minutes from closing out the trading day. joining us now is bob kiser and bob pisani as well. what's going on with the market? once the fed said they weren't going to taper, we ha
goldman sachs, visa, nike, like you said, are in. all three stocks are lower in trading so far today. goldman, one of the worst performers in the dow, so maybe not a great debut for them. down about 2.5%. the financials in general are having a tough go. visa and nike are down but not to the degree goldman is. visa hit a record high earlier in in the session. checking on stocks kicked out, bank of america, down. hp, down. alcoa, a real underperformer this year, we'll call it hugging the bottom....
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dagen: goldman sachs making a big call on gold. take a look at treasuries. see what the yield is doing today. 2.9%. ♪ um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet? ♪ >> i have your fox business brief. consumer sentiment fell sharply in september. it is down from an august reading of 82.1. the lowest level of confidence since april. people are real concerns here that higher interest rates could slow economic growth. august retail sales came in weaker than expected. americans bought cars, furniture and appliances, but cut back
dagen: goldman sachs making a big call on gold. take a look at treasuries. see what the yield is doing today. 2.9%. ♪ um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is...
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goldman sachs investors, kayla tausche is reporting. let's ask brian what that might mean for the banking giant. brian, would you guy goldman on this news? >> it's a good pr move for goldman sachs here. the bottom line is, twitter itself is going to be a phenomenal ipo. but for goldman sachs, it's not a huge income generator here. lending is getting a little bit tighter, but i'm not a big buyer up at these levels. i would rather own stock like technology. other areas, industrials, that's where i want to be right now in a rising interest rate environment. goldman's probably a sell right here. if you get a pullback, i like goldman for the long term. if they hit the growth rates, i like goldman for the long term. just not up at these right here. >> for more action, tune in to "options action" tonight right after "fast money" and "closing bell." [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shoutin
goldman sachs investors, kayla tausche is reporting. let's ask brian what that might mean for the banking giant. brian, would you guy goldman on this news? >> it's a good pr move for goldman sachs here. the bottom line is, twitter itself is going to be a phenomenal ipo. but for goldman sachs, it's not a huge income generator here. lending is getting a little bit tighter, but i'm not a big buyer up at these levels. i would rather own stock like technology. other areas, industrials, that's...
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>> i would be long goldman sachs now. we will have a tough time. >> 28% of the business. >> premier, pree mere franchise in this business. >> we will see what the people say. >> tweet us or tell us who you thought won the street fight. results at the end of the show. let's check in with mike to see how the options traders are playing out. that is not risking a great deal. less than 1% of the current share price. above 171.5 by next friday. >> all right. so let's get back to the broader markets here. we gave you the bullish post but what about the bear case? brad portfolio manager at the active bear fund. great to see you. >> thanks. >> it's tough to be a bear in this market as you know. year to date performance is down 28%, three years down 44%. >> it's tough, are there not any opportunities? you do think it's a market of stocks and there might be short opportunities that work? why this performance overall? >> we have had a lot of names that have blown up. big names. ibm we have been short. we have got 50 60 positions in
>> i would be long goldman sachs now. we will have a tough time. >> 28% of the business. >> premier, pree mere franchise in this business. >> we will see what the people say. >> tweet us or tell us who you thought won the street fight. results at the end of the show. let's check in with mike to see how the options traders are playing out. that is not risking a great deal. less than 1% of the current share price. above 171.5 by next friday. >> all right. so...
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ve visa, goldman sachs and nike. bank of america, a financial. so goldman sachs replaces them. hp is a tech company, so visa replaces them and alcoa is again, a materials company. that's big. >> thank you, dom. let's go to d.c. and listen to the speaker of the house. >> as friday's dismal jobs report indicates, the economy still is not producing enough jobs. and the house republicans are going to continue to stay focused on the issue of getting our economy going again, allowing america's wages to increase and better prospects for a better job. we know the president's health care law is driving up costs and making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers, and tomorrow we'll vote on congresswoman black's bill that would require a verification for those who would be eligible for a voucher at one of these exchanges. the idea that you could go to one of these exchanges and just promise this is what i made last year is problematic. our job is to spend the american people's tax money wisely, and i believe that this will lead to an awful lot of abuse and it really should not
ve visa, goldman sachs and nike. bank of america, a financial. so goldman sachs replaces them. hp is a tech company, so visa replaces them and alcoa is again, a materials company. that's big. >> thank you, dom. let's go to d.c. and listen to the speaker of the house. >> as friday's dismal jobs report indicates, the economy still is not producing enough jobs. and the house republicans are going to continue to stay focused on the issue of getting our economy going again, allowing...
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look at goldman sachs that i've owned for a long time the position today is less than friday. i've been selling it. why? based on pure technicals i'm think that's where the market is. >> what if they're giving you as dom said a reason to rethink om the fundamentals in these names by virtue of lower than expected trading revenues. >> i don't though that i agree they will see lower trading revenues. >> that was expected. a lot of people are thinking the second half of the year trading revenues will be squishy, if you will. maybe worse on the fixed income side. investment banking is really doing quite well and m&a is picking up, that's the tailwind. i think you have the global consumer group at citi and bank of america doing quite well. there are a lot of offsets. midyear stress tests last week were very good pap capital ratios have improving. this is a group you want to buy on weakness but let the yield curve stable out. >> that's what i was going to ask. sounds like we haven't heard from you yet, please give us your opinion, you guys are mostly making a buy the dip argument? >>
look at goldman sachs that i've owned for a long time the position today is less than friday. i've been selling it. why? based on pure technicals i'm think that's where the market is. >> what if they're giving you as dom said a reason to rethink om the fundamentals in these names by virtue of lower than expected trading revenues. >> i don't though that i agree they will see lower trading revenues. >> that was expected. a lot of people are thinking the second half of the year...
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goldman sachs, visa and nike. they'll join the dow jones industrial average effective september 23rd. they'll replace bank of america, hewlett-packard and alcoa. it's making the move because the share prices of those companies is just too low and they want to diversify the dow components. speaking of stock indices let's look at how we finished the day. green across the board. the dow is up about 128 points or 0.8%. the s&p up 12 points and the nasdaq composite adding 23. the bullishness was reinforced thanks to upbeat industrial numbers out of china. they were up 10.4% in august. that beat economist estimates. stocks got a boost as military strikes in syria seem less likely, at least for now some real bullishness for the markets. >> dominic, great. let me ask you a quick one. why did apple shares fall so much today? >> well, you know, it's interesting, larry. typically speaking over the laston major announcements, the stock has tended to trade down on average. but if you wait another week or month out, on average
goldman sachs, visa and nike. they'll join the dow jones industrial average effective september 23rd. they'll replace bank of america, hewlett-packard and alcoa. it's making the move because the share prices of those companies is just too low and they want to diversify the dow components. speaking of stock indices let's look at how we finished the day. green across the board. the dow is up about 128 points or 0.8%. the s&p up 12 points and the nasdaq composite adding 23. the bullishness was...
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of goldman sachs. >> that's right. former c.e.o. of goldman sachs. but i'd left goldman sachs. i'd severed my relationship at goldman sachs. every single thing i did was to protect the american people. but i never convinced them -- they never -- and it was a hard sale to make because, you know, financial markets are sort of like plumbing. people don't see all the different pipes and it wasn't readily apparent to them the connection between the actions we took and the capital they needed to live the way they wanted to live, to borrow money, send their kids to college, to buy a car, to buy a home. and i don't think they understood. i was looking at it and saying "boy, another big institution goes and there's so much concentration that's all she wrote. how we will ever start these banks up again if they close? what will happen?" but the american people didn't see that and and so one of the very hardest things for me was leaving in 2009 and looking at some of these polls and some of the polls, the tarp programs, our programs, were more unpopular than torture at the time. and it jus
of goldman sachs. >> that's right. former c.e.o. of goldman sachs. but i'd left goldman sachs. i'd severed my relationship at goldman sachs. every single thing i did was to protect the american people. but i never convinced them -- they never -- and it was a hard sale to make because, you know, financial markets are sort of like plumbing. people don't see all the different pipes and it wasn't readily apparent to them the connection between the actions we took and the capital they needed...